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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-19
slclu Aobcrtiscntents.
.JU S 7 AR RIVED
BY
The S. S. Australia

n SUMNER DISPLAY OF FINE
IA Novelties in DRY GOODS. A very
attractive stock now opening comprising
American and French Nunsveiling, Foreign
and Domestic Bingham, Seersuckers and
Prints. Novelties in Wash Fabrics, Etc.
DRESS GOODS.
High Novelties in Checks end Plaids.
Silks s1LKsi SILKSl
SATIN sATEENl sAT1Ni
PARASOLSl PARASOLsl
All the popular Styles in silk and Satin,
Lace covered, etc.
LACEsi LACESl LAcESl
Prices completely slaughtered The largest
assortment in REAL FLOUNCING.
A fine display Of Oriental Laces, Spanish
Great Bargains in Torchou and Linen
Laces.
Hosiery Hosiery
Just received complete line Of Ladies',
ChildreA's and Mems Fine Hosiery in plain
and fancy styles.
Fancy linen embroidered Handkerchief at
greatly reduced prices.
special Sale OF Corsets.
We desire to call the Ladies' attention to
this special department. A complete assort
ment Of Bustles and Hoopskirts constantly on
hand. Ladies will find it to their advantage
to examine our goods before purchasing else.
where.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERIES.
MILL1NERYi MILLINERY
Summer Bonnets, Summer Hats, Magnificent
Millinery.
The only place in Honolulu where stylish
Millinery can be bought at low prices.
We offer special inducements. A fine as
sortment Of Childrens
SCHOOL HATS.
Ostrich Tips, Shaded Ostrich Pompones,
Plain pompones, plumcs, Hat
Ornaments, Etc.
Ladies take look at them whether you de-
sire to purchase them or not-.a real bargain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
A coyDucroR.s MIsrAKI.

Passengers 10 q street car In Washing,
ton the other afternoon were amused BY
the absent mlndedness OF the conductor.
A passenger boarded an open car aud set
tied In an essy position on . rear seat. his
elbow resting on the back. with his hand
raised, holding between bis forsfuger and
thumb cigar stump be WAS Just fnishlrg.
In about the same position . ticket would
be held for collection. The conductor
passed rapidly along, and lightly plucking
the cigar stump from the nngsrs OF his pas.
ssnger. landed IL In his pocket among his
tickets The bell punch sounded In regis
tsring the fare. Before another fare could
be taken . roar OF laughter caused the
railroad man TO look around. and some one
explained the mistake. not, however. until
the lining Of his pocket had been burned
and several tickets seorehed. The con-
dactor tanned AL eolors OF The rainbow ~
be took the stump nom among bis fares
and exchanged 10 for . ticket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
THE WORK TABLE


Take two common slI a palm leaf fans
and cover them with plush or satin. o.
cretonne. aud line them With silk, satin
OF silk. nnished silesis. Pat the IA ps 10
g,iher by sewing In fan plestsd band
caught together In close pleats st the sldei
OF the fan, and ~ the lower round ends OF
the faus, 20 form the eide pockets. Coyei
the handles with ribbons, fastened with
bows and llng ends. Sew all around tn
edges = cord OF chenille, or gilt braid, ant
pat loop At the back side 10 suspend ih'
"eateh.sll" Ga the front fan Kensing
ton painting can be made, OF bais OF Cow
ers. or fruit olive plush lined with pale
blue satin. aud trimmed with bows OF the
latter will make very handsome "esieh'
I'll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
wn.r TEuE MEnrr wa DO.

The unprecedented sale OF BoseAss's Ger.
MIA Syrup within few years, has Astonish.
ed The world. Its without doubt the safest
and best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and efsetaal cure OF Coughs. Colds
and the ssverest Lang Troubles. IL acts
on An entirely different principle nom the
usual prescriptions given by Physicians,
a. II does not dry up Cough and leave
The disease still In the system. bot on the
contrary removes the cause OF the trouble,
heals the parts sfscted and leaves them In
. purely healthy condition. A bottle KEEP,
In the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, viii save doctor
bills and . long spell OF serious Illness. A
Trial will convince 700 OF these facts. II
IL positively soli by all druggists and gen
eral dealers in The land. Price Is cents
large bottles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

-DrAtSAAsss. o. Lils0r HI,G. caA D,
Cured ~ giaisbisriHg DR.. HIlass' Golden
Spsclfc.-li can be given Ia cup OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge OF The per.
son taking II. sfccIing speedy aud per.
mAneri cure. whether tie patient Is . mod
crate dflnker OF 40 alcoholic wreck. Thou.
sands of drunksrds have been made TEN
perste men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their kn0vl
edge. and 10 -day believe they cult drinking
OF their own free will. No harmful Effects
result from il ADMINISTRATION. Cures guar.
snieed. Send for circular and full partle.
ulsrs. Address In confidence GoLDES Sra.
ciTc Co, is Race ST., Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
RECIPES roR rnEusE w oRlNGEs

Las, sp'ing sent 90 the Honsmaker'.
several dlr,ctlou. for mailing ofauge pre-.
serve, etc. Gov copy The following
rule. for ffiiiefs ani salad, which nay ~
beneficial On those ~hD mske use Oi III.
Agreeable aud wholesome fruit
Oruugs Frifsrs The ofsnge- may be
CHARTERED OF slicci. The seeds removed,
and Their dipped Ia batter ani flied 10
smoking bot TAT They should be taken
up with Skinner aud laid on brown pa
per 20 free then from grease. delicious
batter can be made a. follow. Pui cup
ful OF four 10 bowl. mlt with u the yolk
OF 4 raw egg. 40 even ieaspOoufal OF SAT-,
q tablespoonful Of salad oil and sufiiciep,
cold w.isr 90 make = batter lasi thick
enough % drop from the mixing spoon.
jest before usln add the beaten white OF
The egg. The ffltisrs STE 10 be busted
with powdered sugsr after they are ffied.
These make q dainty dessert, aud flOfiis
oranges are bee, fOr he pafpose.
OraHgs salad l. male by sliclng tart
Juicy oranges. removing the seeds, AZ
ranging them on . salad dish, and dressip Z
with salad oil, plbeh OF salt, . squeeze
% lemon jalce. AMI = dast OF cayenne.
TheIe Il no more delicious accompaniment
ior brolled OF roasted poultry or game.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
srrNIn rrRNfr.

Put three iAbls.p)onfals % batter In =
saucepan on The stove. arr - soon a. 10 q
melted pat 10 one snail ouiou. minced rns
sni one quart % iufnip, cot Ia dice sui
unili they ar brown. then tdi one he'p.
Ing isAspOonfsl ofsalt, one ieaspoonful OF
sugar. one Tablespoonful OF flur aui ball
. saiispooufsi % psppsT. stirring for two
minutes. A. The sui 90 ihls time aii q
cuplul % milk OF siOck, and simmer for
twenty minutes. keeping The saucepan Gov
cred Serve Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
A sraxrtrxo PACT.

Ithpot COMMONLY known thai large
uroportlon Il the rhsumsiism AMI nsn'
r.lsia sxtant IA tracsable dirctiy ~ The
dissasesl ooniiiion 90 imperfect action ~
the kiAneys AMI liver. theftfofe q rsmeis
vhlch clre. the resulting dise,~c must
have found AMI smiiien the first cause.
MANY psrson. uslng AthlcphorO- fof
rheumatism sni neuralgia have TEN
surprised 10 end that chronic diN,riefs 81
IN. liver and khlnsys have also been
greatly relieved AMI they have written
tnr an explanation. The fact Il. that the
remedy ats dircctly on thoss organs.
cleansing theta frOm al Irritating sub
.tansr. anl regulating their action. Taken
I'm eonne.tiun with Athlophcrus FILLS this
Is. without sxccpiicn, the most valuable
lilns, AMI liver remedy In the vofld. and
vill cure = large proportion q ,hose vho
have these diseases.
Lisbon. Ne, April ;, iss6.
Prom hoyhos-l have heen Afflicted vilh
rheumatism. have spen, hundreds ofdollar
trying 10 get rid u the disease. bot no
matter hos much medicine iook the
rheumatism has always stuck fat 10 me.
CNml lilft hlN ~ lN't NUN Nlif Aiil hi'hfF
n say nothing u the Suffering endured.
was advised o. Try Aihlophoros. feeling
I coald gst no Worss BY ~ doing, ] ct a
bottle. soon thcrc vas a change fof the
better. tie pain lcn me entirely, the mc'ii-
cine worked veil until ;he rhsumaiism
lsn me. NEirsrtn NiviSs
Ellsworth, Ne. April y lssG.
For en- attack II rheumatism ny wife
uscd to i.tilcs q Aihlophoru.. deriving
speclv anl permanent relief ihsrcfrurn
We knov Aihl0phorus n - a riclicine ~
much usfit. ant 10 nof hesitate q rs,uni.
meni iiasa reliable remedy. l. J Pms.
Every dur htsaolidkosp Aihhploro.
AMI Alhiagiar- plls. hgt " here they Oin-
uoi L. hln.hi q tie druggist che AlAie-
phoru. ga. IL Wall ~. Ssv York, vill
scnl eiih larragc palil on rr,upi q
regular pi.rc. vhirA il $40 Ter lo,i.s
hf Aihiophoror col Zoe fr pils.
~ liver and tti1fT .-ass-i. dfEisIrIL d..
tIslsflHu. urllnr1t. rrfFHsli nfi .Iff. fI.1'
q uuurn. rIrls'iftilr. trtitrtr q ltfr
tlptf |r. kfllllir1roE l.llif 49, unfqua 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

A ntue "frs.s-air-chlli- Al Elslsud,
vto bad never sfen = COW bsfofe, SA-
watching The milsiug process slih Eyes
fal ~ ,siouishmsut Afsr loOking on IN
silence fuf some time shs tfss ussf, srd
plAci0g hsr hani on he COWS dlstsudei
site. s1clsimsi "why. shes chock fall OF
H. AIM sheff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

II will adi.- eorclsied The yogpg man
who was applying for sliaaiion. that
an college graiuaie.
"Oa. that won't mahe any tirsrsnee,
"a. TIE rc.ssuriug reply. ~ you stick 10
yoar work besides. Ne want somebody
about The place wao l. s,rong eno5Eh %
carry he coal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

Bardstis's way with iramps Who refuse
% work Tor their victuAls wnen they
ash for something 20 at "for poor "a.
boring nan" give them some biscuit
my cousin Eiiih baked. and some uips
that cut % The kitchen door mat. II
they eat 10. labor vii be sosrcer than ever
In this land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
Please Don't Forget II

nat ps n. J.-s.'. ca..s,., f.i.es q yr,ls,cs
IN C.iesiis, Isais, ffva ne pafssi "a beat va
i've lIssp, ant 10 - eaiy rsmeiy siihss IN thh
sossiry o. thi.. nat ~,n plsiise Y sni peIns
neatly cove Cess"mrstss, ureetnue.
as,h~s Nas.I Cstsssh ana Nssvsss pe !.
esiisy. o. brssk NJ fFesh e,ii ~ n hears. tite
PEI bs,ils. three botihet 81 Cndfect o.
froprtsts,s i0H Rscs -. falsisiphn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
nrcKwirr,r caEEs

never made sby tuckwheat gfiidls'
which I thought ,quallcd those male
from oue-ihiri iuilin ms,i a,d tso.
,hlffs Wheat f1ar Nth The rqaiftd
amount Of sweet mia. yssst ard ssli, len
q rlsc over night Thy AZ gooi enough
20 make Eeouomy breakfast wheat ,h'
aiitlan % = bcsfstssk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

sl-I have ben taking your medicine.
Athlophoros. Ari u has helped me very
much. I will recommend IL 90 any one
for rheumatism. think another bo,tle.
makipg three 10 all. vlll cure the. Mrs.
NJ. A. Johnson. ~ Vine S., Lawrence,
Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

smali boy surprised bis teacher a. one
% The grammar schools By Asking her how
Ear procession % The Presidents % The
Urliet States wo1li reach II they were
placed 10 row. GA her expressing her
ignorsnes be calmly announced. "from
wNhlugton % Cleveland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

Miss Clara with = slgh)-"Do you
know. Mr.. featherly. that FOR some IN.
Known reason | feel very, very blue 10.
nighti'
Mr. Fea,hsriy anxious 10 say the proper
thing. but somewhat loss -"Weli-er-
Miss Clara. blue, you know. Is very beoom.
Ing 20 your complexion"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
STEAMED rrppiSG

Ous cupful molss.s-. one % SWEET mlh
one % raislus. Que half = cup % butter OF
iwo-thifis chopped sust, one teaspoon
fal 90 mlIci spice. ore ieaspooa OF soda,
foaf cups % f,ar. Steam three hours
S,uce. sour spplss siewei add svee tened
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
THE HoMRMAKERs' COLUMN.

Correspoafsncs on practical topics, coming
properly undsr the head ~ this column. u 80.
iieiisd. Address all oonmunicst lons intsnfssi
for this department. to Editor ~ iiomsmsksf-
Colunn. OtroHD DtsocRsf. Paris. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
Pan poontTs

Make batch % dough a. flr bread ovsr
night In The morning take small plscs'
.lfs % w,luui aud Try Ia bol'iug hot
lard llgtt bfOsn. serve bot In cover
"a dish break them open aud tuslsr them
just tie ihing fof breakfast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
Winchester's

wiScursryR's HYrornosrnirE or LINZ
Asp SODA IL q ms'rtless rsneis hf sss
C..sas. Ws.k Lssgs. Threat Diseases.
Lsss 81 pissh ssa Appssits. snd ever,
Iorm az assss.i Debility u 10 al unsqnslsd
spse a. Rsmeiy. sghn stHf tsp etI WY.
esti1s ssii b. p8afsisis NtNCut.TIu
a CO. rhsmists Ne. ~ Dsy So, Nj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

I. Tale /, domestic animL from nah.
Ing grimsce. All leave . vespor little
shepherd bog ascd may year. ago.
= Tale q proposition from an artist,
and have What boys sometimes cal their
father ETurt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
TAKE CARE oY rnE FEET.

Ladies whose feet have become misshsp-
an from excessively nsrfOs boots can 90
mach 20 remedy the dlfilculiy ~ care sni
psin. Sslsct Easy, rOomy shOFs, sni
stocklng. u sDr fabric. Btihs the ieet
Thoroughly 10 water comfortaoly warn,
never sllouiug II 90 gros cold enough 70
feel chilly, ard wigs then Thoroughly dry
With a son tossi-cosrse crash IL almost
poison "a sensitive skins, and ofteu esnses
irritation sni q small eruption lie rash
Then fus Into them thoroughly about The
lint. OF itlarcd parts either coil cream,
or What IL BITTER, glycsrine. ptrfseiy
puts ADD mixed With double the qiinuiy
Of water. Especially shogd 10 Dc dhi
gently spilled 10 The joints OF The great
toes II They are enlarged OF p.infal. Wlpe
OF ~iih q damp cloth and dry carelaly,
amer which powder The fcsi Thoroughly
with rice four powder. Brush on All ,hs'
comes Away easily AMI pot on The stoek'
ing. being careful that no ssmolsnee OF .
seam comes over the sensitive Joints. Al
las: the shoe carefully -never lamp Into
sny article 81 wearing appirel-smooth
The FOO, and ankle. ift high top All
be certain that n IL comfortable
These cauiioas nay seem TIN ., bal N.
feet are ~, and al conditions OF recovery
must be OBSERVED. Takc care that tbsy
90 not get very cold OF In The least damp
The ankle shoad also b. protected oJ
gslsrs OF lsggiugs. n thsre IL Any nee.
slty for going cat Ia VT Ne.ther. ID.
dlfncuiiy l. a. ifn upmsiipu of TIE lplni
memtfsnss. a1d has bad may ssriocs
results. Atuigbt the fcst may ~ wiped
OF with . damp cloth, aui The glJesiias
and powder repcAtsd Liiles who siopi
this plan will never oad ION cons con-
Ing between The toss. For hard cofns
,hsre 4. nothing letter ihan = little lsil.
clou.iy applied caus,ic. which should ias'
touch The harisdsd part % The corn. new
sr The surrounding nesh. Repeat every
other day, rrsi soaking the feet In warm
water .ni gently scrsplng The surface OF
ne corn until 10 will nn,ily come oct alto.
gsthsr. Great care must be- taken 10 Keep
the cansiic from tie whole fssh, sni The
foot shouid sever be damp. a. tie spp.ics'
ton vii spread rapidly. Saeh course
OF treatment. patiently followed. ia. In
several case. restored % qllis passahls
shape AIT comfort feet that wsfe consli'
efei a. hopsls,sly dsf0rmci -Dsnor,ifs
NoaiNy.
To CHAN Bass ORNaNENfs Bras
ornament. that have no, been gili of lac
qusrei. NAY be cie,nei ani vsfy bril-
liant color given io them BY u,shing them
With alum toilcd In siroug I've. In ne pro-
portion % 81 oauca ~ piut. ani aitsr.
wari rubbing then viii = sifong ulPoi.
a few drop. OF smmoal,. In cupfal
% warm rain water, csrvfallT srpNrt
With = sPonge. ~ill remove spots from
psiuiirg. sud chfomcs.
Argio Keep in Try place. - cool A.
possible wiiA0ai froflns
.us-II,pg "a ias e.,lS.~y 10 ssep
son All pii.ut.
Criaisrriss Keep snisf water IN ihe
cellar change water MOSTLY
EisA OF bot w,isr ., la oven prevents
oake-. etc. nom scorchlag
Eiour.-Kesp COIL, du. 'ni 'eCur'lJ
covered
Gi1n Clean With sq,ari % water mit'
sd With tablespoon OF anmonlA
Iat n1isa-wsi With spirits % iurpsn.
tine afisr three hours. fab veil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

No Fatisrs Az soothing. stimulating.
pAln-Eiliing and Strengthening. clean Ani
sweet and sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

Ayers Hair yigof prevent. The hair
nom turulug gray, and restores gray hair
% 10 original color. Try H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
nox To- M.kr LErrrR RACK

Cut the desired sixs In . square shape
out OF heavy pasiebosrd, aud cover II with
plush, satin or eretonnt, and line with
satin or sllesia Make some straps OF
satin sibbons lined with silk, and either
embroidered or painted. like pair OF sus'
penders, aud fAstsn them closely 10 the
top OF the square. Then make openings
~ the lower edge OF the square. aud but
ton hole them around neatly, and pass The
straps through the sits and leave them
hanging. Finish offthe ends In . point
with . tsssel or bow OF ribbon. Sew q
brass ring at the back OF the rack 10 sas-
pend II from the wall Tue newspapers
can be easily slipped In and oa, OF The
strsps.
Dip tough beefstssk ia vinegar two
hoars before IL IL cooked.
when brsai will not retaiu the dent
OF the nnger. Il Is ready for the oven.
-Halfa cup OF vinegar In the water will
make IN old fowl cook quickly.
III mes, bat.s too fast, cover with
but,ered paper
Sal, increases the hsa, In boiling 20.
tatoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

I-cOxuSDKun.
The dsnesrs are al on The dor
impsllsnI 10 bsgia,
Ani darksy Pete, with sisntor voice,
Calls for biz violin.
They're tripping nos The May dspesi
And Pete win broader Etlu,
In royal state high on . stool
Plays on bis violin
DOst see The dlffsrense that exists
whether this man Of sin
Demands With load and cspIloUs tones,
or plays that Nlolini
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
AS.r,r. no rr1lLr on L.,r wsEE.

ANNIE 10 IlLALht uF lat TIL
i-ots lowed 10 The morn, The other
moved In The lava.
3-Dcsr. gru. bear. upif. sable, seal.
.ye-aye. lion. hart. barr. lyur, beaver
foe-s.vsryl.
s-Ths mailng asi solving o, PuIIles.
al. Slor. low. 2. Crude. rude. 5.
Brisk. risk 4. MAsk, ssk. 5. Mother. 9th
sr. 6. LAshs.. ashes. :, Gllsisn, hsisr.
= Part, AFT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

tV.-ENI0MA.
conp0ssd % "a letters
Ny ?. 5. means possessed Of Anowl
edgc.
My 5. 9, : esteem ihemselvss lscoord
Ing 10 Mrs. CAailsl a. lords Of all erea
ton.
Ny :. >. 10 i 10 place.
Ny n. ~ "a higher.
Ny rs, 10. IS. 10 Il very positive.
~ ~. Is. ~, ~. - IL ssmAl moidinl
or shelf
Ny whole l. true PrOvsro.
on X. GoSE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18
Y.-nrc.rfTlfioNs.

v.-pEcAruArioSs
4. Bsheai 81 bring iov, and leave The
bottom OF foundation OF anything.
2 Bshsai % encourage, AID baFe q
weapon.
> B,As.d ssm.li dog. and leave bird
OF prvy.
Bshsaa PREPARATION Cor The shoes.
kpd leave In need.
5. Bshsad 70 gflni with The teeth, and
leave n cut % In chips.
G. Bsheai excessively h,s'y' and leave
tree
:. Bshead something belonging 10 =
salp, ani leave q shade tree.
:. Bshe.d sh0ck. ,nd leave asianisi
animAl
>. BsAsad to fSqssnt. and leave an an
Ina.
10 BsAs.d 10 adhere. and leave 10 De.
part
n. Bshs.i 90 noss,. .bd leave the
bFanCh % srything DvrtrI X
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

70. 1900 J, 80. to .''',''.ss year ''.' -..A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

Iin JUDGE Furnishing CO.
Poftrr Ba.I.nr. Nr~ Yrrk CIV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18


"ln ls6j Sic vas. Ia els,errsss. am
biiion, culture and beauty. the frs, young
woman Ia Washington society. or for ,h.,
matter. In America. Every one aekno~l-
,ds,d Der rare ability. while Ia grace.
dignity and lovelihe.s .hs was -iitou, an
equal. much lees superior. OF course
she had 1dmirsr. and wogld.be lovers by
the score. Al least iwo foreign Ministers
were hopsls..ly 10 love with Der, and ore,
approaching the greatest % kafopean
po~srs. twice asked Der 10 become bis
wife The Marquis OF harrington, thea .
yoaug man not much beyond bis ms oriiy,
vas 10 America on visit lie met Miss
chase and forthwith became one ~ Aer
uarmssi admirers. Whether be proposed
10 her OF not never knew, hat be Ger.
iainly Was very much In love. IL would
have been 4 brilliant match fOr her, aud
she realized 10. but that disgusting Anglo-
mania please don't blame me, youug Ia.
dies, I Only report what was said IN me-
which has besst some otherwise sensible
girls bad not become so general a. II Ia
pow. She kpev Harrington was TIE heir
OF the Dake OF Devonsirc, one Of the
grsaisst and wealihissi nOoleme1 In the
world. she IL the cleyerest woman have
ever knOwn,' said he 10 Sir fredefick
Bruce. then Her M,Jssiy's Envoy Erirs.
ordinary 20 The United States. But she
would have none OF them. She meant ~
marry an American when she DID assume
The degree OF matrimouy. she said, ADD she
seemed 10 b. In no hurry 10 DO IL. when
30 yoG mean 10 marry. hsieF l said 10
her ope lovely August afternoon, re-
membsr II well because % what happened
90 soon aftsrwari. 4 don't know. Mrs,
she replied In . pleasant, laughing way, u
haven't time 10 think about 10 now"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-18

winief t,poiB'e Causes Coughs,
Csi.. P1sursr. Rhssnsts- fafuncsi,. Nsu
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